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Welcome to Collecting the Modern Library, the most complete published source available anywhere for information, discussion, and leads on all aspects of collecting books published with the Modern Library imprint from 1917 through 1996. This website is brought to you through the courtesy of its financial and content contributors. Your active participation is earnestly solicited. To learn how to best use this Website, read About This Website and Introduction To The ModernLib Database. New collectors might begin by reading the articles Getting Started: A Gentle Introduction to Modern Library Collecting, and History of the Modern Library. Next you might browse The Modern Library FAQ. Experienced collectors should check out Barry Neavill's extraordinary Modern Library bibliography at A Bibliography of the Modern Library, 1925 - 1959. To look at the personal side of collecting—what's in visitors' collections, books they recommend, what they're reading now—and to add your own bookish information, see the Amenities section. Be sure to join the free non-commercial Modern Library e-Mail Discussion Group. Click here for information about adding to this website. The success of this site depends on you. Please contribute dust jacket images, articles, and tidbits of information of interest to the ML community. Direct questions, ideas, feedback, broken links [please!!!], and submissions to the editor. The ModernLib Book SaleProceeds go toward maintaining the ModernLib WebsiteClick Here For The List!!!Looking for Something Special?Check out the Site Index for access to all this Website's features on one page. You can also search the e-Mail Discussion Group archives to find information on hundreds of topics discussed by Modern Library collectors over the years. Finding Specific Catalogs, Titles, or AuthorsClick the item that describes the search you want to do, then fill in the data. Partial data is ok - if we need more we'll ask you for it. What's New?Click here to see the Updates & Additions Log, listed in reverse order so it's easy for you to tell what's been added or changed. Last update: October 6, 2024
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